Pakistani-origin British student Mahnoor Cheema amazed the world by achieving outstanding success in A Levels after her brilliant results in GCSE and O Levels, as reported by international media.
According to details, Mahnoor Cheema passed the A Level examination with 24 A grades, securing several world records in her name. Due to her outstanding achievement, Mahnoor Cheema has gained admission to the prestigious Exeter College at Oxford University.
The 18-year-old Mahnoor Cheema has made four world records in A Level examinations and, combining them with her GCSE achievements, has made a total of six world records.
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Mahnoor Cheema’s father, Barrister Usman Cheema, said that Mahnoor made four world records in A Level examinations, and it had always been her dream to study medicine.
In the past, students used to repeat subjects in board examinations to increase their total marks, but Mahnoor Cheema achieved a total of 19 A* and A grades. Her result is a remarkable example of academic excellence.
Mahnoor Cheema made her second new world record by obtaining the highest number of A* and A grades in A Level examinations. Her third world record is for obtaining the highest number of A grades in GCSE, O Level, and A Level combined.
The Pakistani-origin student’s fourth world record is that she opted for 58 subjects in total in her 24 A Level and 34 GCSE examinations. In 2023, at the age of 16, Mahnoor Cheema set a new world record by passing 34 subjects in the General Certificate of Secondary Education.
Mahnoor Cheema made her fifth and sixth world records during her GCSE examinations — she passed 17 subjects with A* grades in Year 10 and obtained a total of 34 A* grades in GCSE.
Barrister Usman Cheema said that the A* grades obtained by Mahnoor in Oxford examinations are more than those achieved by any other student in the world.
On this occasion, Mahnoor Cheema expressed her feelings, saying she is very happy to receive the offer for admission in medicine from Oxford University. She feels “over the moon” seeing her childhood dream coming true. She said she will go to Oxford University in October and is happy to be starting a new chapter in her life.
